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This discussion of Lama Khouri’s paper looks at the meaning and extension of interpellation and various ways of forgetting or disavowing racial and cultural identities. The complex accomodations and dissociations that accompany intergenerational transmission of trauma is examined both for the oppressed and oppressing group. The paper ends by questioning how and to what extent white privilege can be transformed into genuine reparation.